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Jun 27, 2005

GATORS takes a bite out of the settlement processmortgagepress.comsettlement services, automated management system, GATORS 4.0 General American Corporation (GAC) has rolled out GATORS 4.0, which allows title agents, vendor managers and other settlement services providers to track, process and produce all settlement services transactions from order entry through delivery and closing. GATORS improves the current automated management system by letting users track bundled settlement transactions and measure vendor rankings through a point system based on criteria such as technology, fees, service and quality. The upgrade includes a title curative management system, which will formally track issues against a title commitment passing over to the settlement statement. GATORS 4.0 also features the ability to monitor contact information for commonly-used parties involved in transactions, and allows users to access GATORS from any computer with Internet access. Other supplemental improvements to be found within GATORS 4.0 include: auto-invoicing for products, customizable work flow tools, restoration of voided escrow checks, capability to function with multiple open windows, and the ability to interface with other platforms without a need for programmers. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, General American Corporation is a full-service mortgage settlement company. For more information, call (800) 648-8617 or visit www.gac.com.
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